Patsy Stevenson said she had been left “terrified” by the advances of police officers and security guards on the dating app

‘Is that what you meant to say?’ asks BBC host

Advisory body has estimated that 5% increase to £9.42 an hour is needed

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Equalities minister also dismisses Council of Europe criticism of UK treatment of transgender people

France’s Europe minister said they ‘would not be pushed around’ as row over post-Brexit fishing licences intensifies

Police have warned residents not to remove the stickers themselves

Britain is experiencing empty gas pumps, worker shortages and unavailable items on store shelves

David Brown and Julia Davidson both claim they faced difficulty getting into event

Royal Mail’s third trial using delivery drones began on Monday

People carry placards reading ‘When will women be safe?’

Tributes paid to lost loved ones, as brother of murder victim suggests he’d still be alive ‘if police had done their job’

Man in his 50s arrested by police and remains in custody

PM will condemn Tory and Labour governments of past decades for ‘dither and drift’

Minister claims UK has been ‘generous’ in approving fishing licenses

Reports suggest health secretary will sack managers who fail to cut waiting lists

‘Government shouldn’t own all risks and responsibilities in life,’ says health secretary

Prime minister plays down concerns about price rises and cost of living

Analysts warn of ‘perfect storm’ of cold Winter and increased demand

Concern over format meaning inquiry relies on Metropolitan Police cooperation and cannot compel witnesses to give evidence

Ms Johnson claims husband, Boris, is ‘completely committed’ to LGBT+ rights

Case review says omission ‘could have made a difference’ to Lilly’s fate

Thousands of women and girls were subjected to hard unpaid labour

Activists seeking compensation for Black people whose right to live in Britain came under question say they blocked from freely attending the governing Conservative Party’s annual conference despite being accredited for the event

Animal would have weighed three tonnes and ranged across Europe; find also reveals new evidence about Ice Age climate

Alleged terrorist, 25, is accused of preparing acts of terrorism, being a member of Isis and receiving weapons training

Another delegate hits out at members’ voices being ‘wiped out’ by party at conference

The joint parliamentary sittings could be a flashpoint between Brexiteers and European federalists

Women’s trust in the police has been ‘shattered,’ she said

A former British soldier, who had been captured while trying to flee Afghanistan, was also freed and flew out to Qatar with the diplomats

Police in Slovenia have fired tear gas and water cannons at anti-government protesters in the capital

Top donor wants ‘special investigation’ into Ben Elliot

Justice secretary says he will ‘discuss’ idea with culture secretary

Prime minister brushes off fears of rising prices, as he claims UK heading for ‘higher-wage, higher-productivity economy’

Hoard contained Viking coins of Alfred the Great of Wessex

Police search for attacker in tracksuit as victim treated in hospital

42 flood alerts are in place across England, with potentially 50mm of rain to fall in the north

George Dore was allegedly knifed by three attackers: ‘I heard a horrible noise and thought he was having an asthma attack [but], when I saw him, he had a big hole in his chest,’ partner recalls

Ongoing global shortage of computer chips blamed for tumbling figures

Five men died after the Bugaled Breizh trawler capsized and sank off the Cornish coast

But Road Haulage Association says process described by prime minister simply ‘doesn’t exist’

Proposals could violate UN convention and human rights laws, committee finds

Kit Malthouse caught out as prime minister dodges Good Morning Britain interview

French minister says UK ‘depends on our energy supplies’ as row escalates

Pressures on budget to mostly come from social care

Exclusive: Ministers accused of ‘staggering incompetence’ after foreign nationals with no right to work told their ‘valuable skills and experience have never been more needed’

The post-war economy showed that matching unemployed workers with jobs can be challenging even amid headlines of labour shortages

Justice secetary accused of ‘cynical’ use of single case to justify ‘attack on legislation that protects women’s rights’

An explosives unit was on the scene investigating the device

‘We need answers as to why this was allowed to happen,’ home secretary tells party conference

Smoke was coming out of an electrical room, the fire brigade said

Prime minister’s comments come as home secretary confirms plans for tougher powers against activist groups

‘Rather than introducing new laws, what you need to do is enforce the existing laws’

Prime minister calls lack of labour ‘a sign of economic robustness’ – despite fears of empty shelves at Christmas

The force wants to drive down violent crime, including domestic abuse and violence against women and girls